Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

what are the 7 diatomic elements?

A

H2
N2
F2
O2
I2
Cl2
Br2

Have no fear of ice cold beer

or

Horses need oats for clear brown I’s

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2
Q

An ionic compound is always a combination of:

A

metal cation + nonmetal anion

[in a crystal lattice]

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3
Q

Covalent compounds are a combination of:

A

2+ non-metals

Ex) H2O

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4
Q

Identify the rule for naming ionic compounds

A

name of metal cation

+ non-metal anion ending with “-ide”

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5
Q

LiBr is what kind of compound?
Identify the full name

A

ionic

Lithium Bromide

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6
Q

What charge does calcium form?

A

+2

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7
Q

NaCl is

A

Sodium chloride

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8
Q

CaCl2 is:

A

calcium chloride

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9
Q

ionic compounds are always net __________

A

neutral

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10
Q

AlF3 is:

A

aluminum fluoride

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11
Q

CuCl is:

A

Copper (I) Chloride

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12
Q

CuCl2 is:

A

Copper (II) Chloride

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13
Q

Nomenclature rule for transition metals:

A

name of metal cation

add roman numeral for metal charge

+ non-metal anion ending with “-ide”

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14
Q

Au2O3 is:

A

Gold (III) Oxide

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15
Q

Ionic compounds are stable and do not melt until:

A

temperature reach thousands of degrees (C)

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16
Q

Covalent compounds usually react and decompose at:

A

much lower temperatures than ionic compounds, especially also when exposed to oxygen

17
Q

Most ionic compounds readily fall apart into individual cations and anions as they:

A

dissolve in water at room temp

18
Q

Covalent compounds remain as ________ __________ even when dissolved

A

intact molecules

19
Q

When an ____________ is dissolved in water, individual ions can carry charge and complete circuits

A

electrolytes

20
Q

___________ ions are the most stable version of many elements on planet earth out in nature

A

polyatomic

21
Q

Polyatomic ions are not stable on their own and must be combined with:

A

a counter ion until they are net neutral

22
Q

covalent compounds are also called-

A

molecular compounds

23
Q

NO2 is :

A

nitrogen dioxide

24
Q

Rule for naming covalent compounds:

A

prefix-element
prefix- element, -ide

skip prefix if first element is 1

25
Q

H + a non-metal is:

A

binary acid

26
Q

Rule for naming binary acids:

A

start with hydro
throw in part of element name
change ending to -ic acid

27
Q

_______ have an oxygen, hydrogen, + usually 1 non-metal

A

oxyacids

28
Q

Polyatomic ions-

Halogen + Oxygen all have what charge?

A

-1

29
Q

For oxyacids, nomenclature rule is

-ate ending change to-
-ite ending change to-

A

-ate ending change to- -ic acid
-ite ending change to- -ous acid

30
Q

what are the 8 prefixes to molecules ?

1-8

A
  1. mono-
    2 di-
    3 tri-
    4 tetra-
    5 penta-
    6 hexa-
    7 hepta-
    8 octa-
    9 nona-
    10 deca-